Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  VII |   was not until three in the afternoon that they again set out.~
 2      I,  VII |   came very soon. During the afternoon of the same day the mist
 3      I,  VIII|  nearly three o’clock in the afternoon.~
 4      I,  X   | river in a few hours.~In the afternoon of the next day, June 3d,
 5      I,  XII |   about three o’clock in the afternoon, the party at last halted
 6      I,  XIII| which it was clothed.~In the afternoon of the same day, July 6th
 7      I,  XV  |  when they assembled for the afternoon siesta in which the. amphibious
 8      I,  XXI |   about three o’clock in the afternoon a great noise was heard
 9     II,  III |     was composed.~But in the afternoon the sky clouded over suddenly,
10     II,  III |      at three o’clock in the afternoon they were only three miles
11     II,  IX  |   before five o’clock in the afternoon they all arrived at the
12     II,  XXII|     Until two o’clock in the afternoon they were able to believe